Adventures In Dogsitting!
by Painted Angel Wings
Summary: Running late for a job interview, Kahoko has no choice but to leave her puppy dog Stella with Len Tsukimori for the afternoon. Having absolutely no experience with dogs, can Len handle this job and win Kaho's heart in the process? Len x Kahoko
1. Chapter 1

**Hey guys! I KNOW the last thing I should be doing is writing another new story, but I'm dog sitting my brother's puppy right now, and I just couldn't resist this idea! I hope yall enjoy!**

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**Adventures in Dogsitting**

**Chapter 1**

**Couple: Len x Kahoko**

"Ughhh! I'm going to be so late!" Kaho scowled as she checked her shiny pink watch that was securely fastened to her right wrist. "I do hope he'll be home, its such a shame I'll have to resort to this…"

The frantic violin player fastened her fiery red hair into a messy ponytail and sighed in disapproval at her hurried appearance. But really, this wasn't the time to be worried about what she looked like. Not that it mattered, honestly. She could NOT screw up this job interview, messy ponytail be damned!

Turning away from the mirror, Kaho clapped her hands together quickly. "STELLA! STELLA BELLA, COME!"

In moments, loyally coming at once, was Kaho's ever faithful puppy dog, Stella. A pretty puppy, Stella had a classically slim build, a shining black coat with one star at her chest, and pointed ears. Once these ears signaled that she was alert, they moved extremely close together, reminding Kaho of an arrow. But Stella had big, warm brown eyes that contained the intelligence and empathy of a human being. Kaho loved her dearly.

"You ready to go, pumpkin?" Kaho asked her little friend gently, scooping her up into her arms. "Mama has to go to a job interview today, and you'll be staying with a friend of Mama's today!"

Stella whimpered in disapproval; she didn't like it when Kaho was away. She already knew Kaho would be gone for a while.

Kaho almost whimpered herself; she couldn't believe she was actually going through with the unthinkable. Today was definitely unlucky; Kaho called every single one of her friends and not one of them could watch Stella for the afternoon.

Kazuki, frantically apologizing, explained that he was in America for the weekend and promised to make it up to her as soon as he returned.

Shoko was allergic to animals, so that was out of the question of course.

Azuma had plans with his family for the day, and there was absolutely no way to get out of that situation.

Ryotaro had a soccer tournament at the other side of town, which heavily disappointed Kaho. If there was anyone she trusted for sure to take care of Stella, it was Ryotaro. He loved animals just as much as he loved sports and music.

Shimizu didn't answer his phone, which wasn't much of a surprise to Kaho. She figured he was sleeping away his Saturday.

So that only left…the cold and ever unpleasant Len Tsukimori. Kaho imagined his reaction to her last minute proposal of him watching Stella for the afternoon and immediately shuddered. It would definitely not be a nice thing to deal with. She knew the fellow violin player was not going to be happy; there was a 95.5% chance that he would flat out refuse.

Which in turn, would make Kaho completely, totally and utterly screwed.

"Le..Lets just try to think positive in this type of situation…" Kaho said miserably, partially to Stella and partially to herself. "I'm not expecting an eager response, but I'll just be happy if its not a refusal…"

Stella, not really happy about being dropped off, decided to remain indifferent to her master's worries. Instead, she howled at passing strangers and cars.

"Oh, hush!" Kaho said firmly, giving her puppy a small pat on the head in disapproval. "You know I don't like this idea just as much as you do, but I'm left with no choice! I'm backed into a corner here!"

Stella just whimpered again and buried her small face into her master's arm.

A few moments later, Kaho stopped in front of a large white manor, which was enclosed with tall black gates. It reminded her of Tsukimori himself, there were gates all around him ; he didn't let anyone in, locked everyone out, and there seemed to be no way to get past the barriers he built.

Kaho sighed, looking at the house in slight terror. Bracing herself for the worst, Kaho pressed the small red button of the voice box that was to her left. Tsukimori answered the call on its 4th ring.

"Hello?"

"Tsukimori-kun? Its me, Kahoko."

There was a slight pause, probably in surprise (Kaho took it as irritation) after this.

"…What do you want?"

"Well, come meet me outside! Please Tsukimori-kun, I'm kind of in a hurry!"

"As you wish."

And there was an abrupt click, and nothing more.

No more then a minute later, Tsukimori came out outside, wearing a simple black shirt, jeans, and his usual facial expression. However, it quickly became confusion once he spotted Stella laying in Kaho's arms, who in turn, was looking at Tsukimori in an inquisitive manner.

Before Tsukimori could even open his mouth Kaho thrust the puppy in his direction.

"I know this is out of nowhere, but please watch my Stella for the afternoon, Tsukimori-kun!"

Tsukimori frowned at her impulsive behavior as he typed in the gate code that allowed it to open.

"First of all, before you request that I watch your animal, make sure you don't hurt it."

"You know I would never do such a thing!" Kaho spat impatiently, not really in the mood to deal with his usual arrogance. "Now I know you probably won't like it, but please just watch her until at least 6:00! If I'm not back at your house by that time, give me a call."

She now looked straight into his eyes, with a pleading look on her face. "Please, do this for me, Tsukimori-kun."

Tsukimori's usual scowl softened a bit, but not so much for Kaho to notice. He took a look at her, then took one more look at her puppy, who was still staring at him with those big eyes.

"Fine," Tsukimori simply, taking Stella from Kaho. "But no later then 6:00, do you hear me?" A faint blush appeared on his cheeks as Kaho smiled in pure delight.

The heavens could have opened with a chorus of angels singing from above! Never did she imagine for Tsukimori to agree that quickly with no resistance whatsoever! Kaho bowed quickly, the smile never leaving from her face. "Thank you so much, Tsukimori-kun! Honestly, you have NO idea how much this means to me!"

"Its no big…"

But before he could even finish his sentence, Kaho bent down to kiss her beloved puppy on the nose. "Bye, Stella! Mamas gonna be back for you ASAP, okay?"

Stella yelped loudly, her tiny little nub of a tail wagging ferociously, much to the dismay of Tsukimori.

Kaho then turned in the direction towards town, quickly shouting, "See ya!" to Tsukimori as she sped off.

Tsukimori for a moment, just stood there completely dumbfounded, until the usual scowl appeared on his face once his eyes met Stella's.

"Now what do I do? I've never even owned a dog before…"

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**Ahhh! Thats the end of chapter 1 for now! :) Hopefully Tsukimori won't mess this job up, ne? **

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	2. Chapter 2

**Wow! I cant believe this, but Adventures In Dogsitting! was named "Fanfic of the Day"! won't let me type in the website. Bah. I am in shock! Thank you so much to whoever decided to name my story as such! This next chapter is dedicated to you! Another big thank you to all who reviewed, it really makes a difference! Anyway, enjoy the next chapter!**

**Adventures in Dogsitting!**

**Couple: Len x Kahoko**

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Len Tsukimori was in an absolute daze as he watched Kaho run away as quickly as she arrived; currently, he was a clueless, bewildered mess. What in the world was he supposed to do with her dog? What does it even eat? Does it bite? Len scowled as more questions entered into his mind; a little bit of information before her rapid departure would have been nice.

With a heavy sigh, Len held out a fascinated Stella at arms length, looking at her straight in the eyes. Her eyes were big, brown, and for some reason, incredibly warm. There was something about them that reminded him of Kaho, although he really couldn't put his finger on what it was exactly. Probably the way they shone with genuine interest as Len looked at her, and the strange warmth Len felt once he discovered this.

Len almost smiled ; it was hard to not feel some sort of positivity when he thought about her.

Those eyes never tore away from his, it was as if she felt just as helpless as Len did. Her ears were pointed into a strange shape, almost like an arrow or cone. He found that slightly odd yet amusing.

For what seemed like hours, Stella finally broke the awkward silence with a bellowing, high pitched howl. This completely caught the violin player off guard who flinched harshly to the sound.

"Silence! At least do that once we are inside…" he hissed quickly as he noticed one of the neighbors from across the street coming outside to investigate the mysterious racket.

Stella however, gave him a distinctive stare as if to say, "You are not my master, I'll do as I please," and continued to howl and bark shamelessly. Len, unable to deal with such noise put her down quickly, and Stella took off like a tiny black rocket.

"Excellent…I can see you're trying to make my job as simple as possible," Len remarked with bitter sarcasm. Stella crouched down low into the grass, tail stub wagging. Mischief gleamed in her eyes ; she was ready to have fun with this new "master" of hers.

As soon as Len walked over to pick her back up, Stella took off again, this time to the left. She then resumed her position as before, a goofy grin spread across her puppy face.

Len did not find this endearing. He tried to swallow the impatience and irritation that was overtaking him, although this was getting increasingly difficult as he tried to catch Stella, to no avail. Stella, delighted by this new game, took off in another direction as soon as Len got close enough. In this game, she had the upper hand, much to Len's dismay.

Although catching a puppy dog didn't really have much to do with music, Len was still competitive by nature and didn't enjoy losing. Not even to a dog.

This frustrating game lasted a good 10 minutes, leaving Len tired and extremely frustrated before the afternoon was even over. He plopped himself under a tree, signaling his surrender.

"Fine…you win, you win…"

Stella, satisfied with this answer sniffed Len's face gently and then licked the edge of his nose.

"That's disgusting," Len mumbled, but he could feel his heart melting a bit from the gesture. "Now I have slobber all over my nose, who's fault is that?"

Stella just licked his whole face this time, paying no attention. This new "master" of hers was definitely growing on her.

"Enough!" But Len's tone was a little less severe this time. "Lets head inside, shall we?"

With that, Len turned towards his lovely house, worrying about how lovely it'll stay once he released this…thing inside. Stella, oblivious to Len's worries, trotted after him, growing happier and happier by the minute. This was afternoon was definitely going to be an adventure, for the both of them.

No sooner did Len open the door, his facial expression melted into one of absolute horror. How in the world could this had happened? As soon Stella realized what was going on, she began to launch into her bark and run mode, but was quickly retrieved by Len. Still barking furiously in his arms, Len was frozen on the spot, completely dumbfounded as to what to do next.

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**Anddd here it is! Man, I haven't updated a story this quickly before. And I left y'all with a cliffhangerrrr! sort of. haha I'm sorry this chapter is so short, but I promise the next one will be much longer…we may even see Kaho again for a bit who knows… (whistles innocently)**

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	3. Chapter 3

**Hey everyone! Welcome to the third installment of "Adventures in Dogsitting"! Ughh, FINALLY I have a day off from work, I've been working nonstop for the past 4 days! (dies) But never fear! I'm finally here to update! Thanks so much once again to all who have reviewed or put the story on their alert list!**

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**Adventures in Dogsitting!**

**Couple : Len x Kahoko**

Len tried with all of his strength to hold back the aggressive Stella, who was barking like a wild wolf, ready to strike. There before his eyes, laying lazily on his kitchen counter was his mother's prized Siamese cat, Mezzo. Len instantly felt annoyed with himself.

How could he have been so absent minded? He was going to watch a hyper active puppy dog for the entire afternoon, he should have at least remembered to put away the cat! Even though he didn't really consider Mezzo to be his, or even the whole family's. Truth be told, Len's father hated Mezzo as much as his son did.

Mezzo was a spoiled, snotty, and arrogant cat ; his narrow ice blue eyes always glinted with a hint of a standoffish sneer. He did whatever the hell he wanted to and no one was allowed to say anything; lick the butter on the counter, claw at the sheet music (Mezzo's target was Len or his father), or whatever mischief he could come up with.

Len hated that blasted cat.

Still, hatred be damned, Len knew his dear mother would be absolutely devastated if she came home that evening to find poor Mezzo ripped apart on the kitchen floor, various organ scattered all over the house…

Len quickly shook his head to get rid of this rather gruesome distraction.

"Go on, Mezzo! Get out of here!" Len hissed, as he felt his grip on Stella getting weaker and weaker.

Mezzo simply ignored Len and rolled on his back, but still kept eye contact with Stella, that signature sneer never fading from his eyes. The sneer was a challenge and Len knew he was trying to instigate trouble. His annoyance with everything around him simply increased.

"I said, BEAT IT!" Bellowing the last two words of his command, Len swatted his left hand at Mezzo. This was a mistake ; with Len distracted, Stella leapt out of his arms towards the sneering cat.

"Noooo!"

With that, the chase was on. Mezzo gracefully jumped from the counter, running faster away from his pursuer. The cat led Stella through shelves lined with glass valuables, ran on top of the piano, and finally ended the chase by retreating into the narrow cat door in the back den to escape. Naturally, Stella was a little too big to fit through narrow book shelves, so during the chase several glass vases crashed to their death.

Stella also tripped over several of the black minor keys as Mezzo got away ; and the entire time, all Len could do was watch in absolute horror. It was as if he watched someone break into his house and destroyed all of the prized violins he owned.

But his trance was broken once Stella fell off the piano ; she was laying on her right side on the floor, whimpering miserably. If only she had landed on the piano bench, she narrowly missed it. It was a long way down for such a young pup; Len was dreading on seeing the state of Kaho's dog.

"Stella! Stella, are you okay?" Like a concerned father, Len gingerly picked up the whimpering Stella.

Stella's eyes were closed, but opened them to the sound of Len's voice. She immediately stopped whimpering and brightened at the sight of her caretaker's face. Len was suddenly greeted with a slobbery, wet kiss across his right cheek.

"Would you stop that?" Len scowled grumpily, wiping the kiss off his cheek with the back of his hand. Despite his irritation, he was relieved that Stella was alright. Still, there was another issue at hand.

"Just look at this ROOM!" Len fussed, holding Stella out at arm's length to let her see the consequence of her actions. "Now, I'm stuck cleaning up YOUR mess. What do you have to say for yourself?"

It truly was a disaster. Broken pieces of china were scattered all across the room, bits of flower and dirt were immediately staining the rug, smudged brown paw prints were tattoos on the ivory keys of the piano, and books were laying at odd angles across the floor.

There were also odd tears in the teal curtains, but Len figured that was Mezzo's doing before they even entered the house.

Stella just looked at him happily, tongue dropping to the side.

Len sighed in frustration and put her down and watched her trot merrily to lay down on the living room floor.

"Of course you have nothing to say, you're a dog…" Len mumbled bitterly to no one in particular as he placed his hand across his face; he could feel an intense headache coming on.

"Now, don't come anywhere near this part of the room for a while! The last thing we need to do at the moment is go to the vet to get glass removed from your paws…"

Stella just yawned and placed her head down on the floor and watched Len storm to the nearby closet to gather all of the cleaning supplies needed to fix up the wreckage.

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"…And what kind of qualities do you possess that make you believe you are a worthy candidate for the job in question?"

Kaho sat up even straighter in her seat, making sure her hands were still neatly folded in the classy manner that she had rehearsed many hours beforehand.

This was her time to shine. No way she was going to mess this up.

"Well, sir, I am a very motivated individual and put my heart into everything I do, although that didn't used to be the case. I make fairly good grades in school, and started to play the violin at the beginning of last year. I make sure to practice every day for at least two hours, and do not take a single break until those two hours are finished." (The interviewer wrote down "Diligent" on his notes)

She said this all very quickly; it seemed as though she didn't even pause to take a breath.

"I am very responsible as well and have a puppy at home that I take care of."

The interviewer showed a peak of interest at this.

"Ah, so you are a pet owner, eh? What's the puppy's name?"

Kaho relaxed a little since the interview had suddenly taken a casual turn. Her shoulders were starting to hurt from sitting up straight for so long, it was actually an immense relief.

"Her name is Stella," Kaho smiled fondly as an image of her precious pup came into her mind, "She's my angel."

The interviewer gave Kaho a warm smile.

"Is she at home at the moment?"

"Well, my mom and sister are away for the weekend, so I had to leave her at…a friend's house."

She didn't know if she could really call Len a "friend" or not. To this day, Kaho was still unsure as to how Len felt about her. He always seemed to be annoyed with her for some reason. Or perhaps this was all in her head. She really didn't know…

"Well, that's good she's not all by herself. I am sure you're friend is taking very good care of her at the present time."

_I pray to all the gods in heaven that this is true…. _Kaho thought with a grave amount of anxiety.

Kaho couldn't help but picture Len chasing around Stella in his messy house (due to Stella) waving a violin bow and shouting obscenities.

She quickly shook her head and immediately reassured herself.

_That doesn't sound a thing like, Tsukimori-kun! I'm sure everything is just fine, Stella just probably taking a nap while he practices his violin or something…._

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Indeed, Stella was taking a nap but Len was just finishing the final touches of the living room wearing the biggest scowl he's worn in ages. Hecouldn't believe animals could be so stupid and impulsive.

They just HAVE to chase each other, HAVE to knock over everything in sight, DESTROY everything they touch…

"And they don't even feel an ounce of guilt…" Len muttered bitterly to himself as he shot a nasty glare in Stella's direction, even though she was asleep. Stella snored, making a soft yelp in her sleep.

She was probably dreaming about eating massive amounts of glorious food or perhaps another round of chase with Mezzo and actually catching him this time.

Len was too cranky to be amused.

"No matter; the things finally asleep," Len picked up his violin, bow, and fresh sheet music. "Maybe I can finally practice in peace without being interrupted."

Placing the sheet music on the stand, he looked at the title; Pachebel's Canon in D minor. The same piece Kaho played so beautifully not so long ago.

Thinking about her made some of his irritation from the previous incident melt instantly; Len was sure Kaho would have handled the situation much more smoothly then he had.

She had so much grace, dignity, and sincerity to be envied. He himself envied it.

Remembering the reason why Len had put up with so much madness today, he began to play the first notes of the Canon, a clear image of Kaho's face in tune with the music.

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**Ahhh! Writing this chapter was so much fun! Poor, Len! You gotta feel a little bad for him. I hate cats. Mezzo is the embodiment of why I hate them too…haha! Anyway, please dont hesitate to hit that awesome little button to review!**

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	4. Chapter 4

**A note to all of my loyal reviewers and readers! I apologize IMMENSELY that this update is so late! My life has been a jumbled, chaotic mess lately. Went through some health problems, my job wont leave me alone, and I have school on top of everything. So yes, I finally give you the 4th chapter! Enjoy!**

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**Adventures In Dogsitting!**

**Couple: Len x Kahoko**

**Chapter 4**

Len's self indulgent violin practice is definitely what he needed; all of the tension gained from this afternoon's incident were dissolving from his bones like a chemical reaction. The music was the catalyst to serenity, to peace of mind. Nothing in the world could replace the feeling that overwhelmed Len when he played his violin. It was as if he was in control ; this was the music he was creating and no one else.

That was mainly why Len felt so attracted to Kahoko ; he liked the way she played her violin. Even there was something a little weird about her violin, there was some sort of sincerity and positivity within her playing that couldn't be explained. It just made you feel…happy. Liked you belonged. You were worthy, you were invited to listen.

That was it, Len decided. It was open.

Besides, who could deny that Kaho was pleasing to look at?

Her hair was Len's favorite feature. It reminded him of the red crystalline ornaments his parents used to decorate the Christmas tree. It shone with brilliance, especially when any sort of light hit it just right. Luminous shades of red and gold would shimmer with brilliance, making it hard for anyone to tear their eyes away.

Len sincerely believed he was the only one in the world who noticed such a beautiful sight.

As Len was about to move his bow over the strings for the last note, he suddenly heard a very familiar howl. Len turned around in amusement as he found Stella looking back with her ears shaped into a cone. Her eyes were alert and very aware, her tail stub wagging vigorously.

"Did you like it?" Len asked, a small smile creeping upon his face. "It's one of my favorite pieces. It's by Bach, but I doubt you know who that even is."

As expected, Stella just cocked her head in curiosity at Len.

Len just rolled his eyes slightly, expecting just as much from the pooch.

"So now what am I to do with you?" Len asked Stella, as well as himself. "Things seem to have subsided for now, but who knows when you'll start some trouble again."

Stella just stared politely in response, perhaps she didn't want to make any sort of promise or response that she couldn't keep faithfully.

"You're a strange dog," Len muttered as he began to put away his violin and sheet music. "It's almost like you understand every single word I'm saying."

Stella just simply continued to stare, as if her response was, "Silly human, I DO understand everything."

But that's just ridiculous, Len thought dismissing the thought. She's just a dog, I'm over thinking this way too much.

Suddenly, the piercing screech of his doorbell, rang throughout all the house, causing Stella to go into a barking frenzy, searching frantically for the source of the noise.

Len silently groaned to himself, cursing the visitor underneath his breath for causing such a racket from Stella.

"Would you please, for the love of everything, CALM DOWN?" Len hissed at a sprinting Stella, who was heading straight for Len's room.

His command fell to deaf ears, and she disappeared from sight, although her barks could still be heard.

Who could it possibly be? Len thought to himself as he headed to for the intercom. Its only 3:00, and Kahoko said she would be back by 6:00….

"Can I help you?" Len gruffly greeted his guest.

"H-Hey, Len! It's been a while since we've seen each other, eh?"

Len was completely taken aback by the responder, and felt his irritation rise by the second.

"Kazuki? I thought you were in America for the weekend." This was the last person Len wanted to hear from.

Probably even worse then Ryotaro, who got under Len's like no other. But on the wrong day, Kazuki's boundless energy and never ending enthusiasm drove Len to the point of almost losing his mind.

Kazuki, blind to his effect on the violin player, babbled on energetically as the Energizer Bunny.

"Yeah, but get this! I was just about to board the plane after Kaho called me about her dog, but my flight got cancelled! Stupid, huh? Apparently there's some stupid storm heading for us and the pilot doesn't want to risk it. SOOO ANNOYING! I was so excited to go to Disneyland tooooo…."

"Will you just cut to the part as to WHY you are here?" Len growled, feeling an enormous headache approaching in the back of his skull.

"Oh yeah, sorry about that, buddy!" His tone then turned a little bit soft, perhaps a little shy. Odd, considering that this was Kazuki.

"Well, I checked everyone's house to see if anyone was keeping an eye on Kaho's dog…and you were the only one left. You know, just to check if everything's okay and stuff…"

Len rolled his eyes in annoyance, but couldn't help feeling a bit of envy at Kazuki's statement. Everyone knew about Kazuki's fairly obvious crush on Kahoko.

"Hurry up and do your check up so I can have some peace," Len ordered typing in the code to let the trumpet player in. "I don't know how well my nerves can handle stress anymore at this point."

"Man, always so harsh…"

Len sighed as he opened the front door, stepping aside to the left to make way for the ever highly-strung Kazuki. As predicted, Kazuki came bolting through the door way.

"Tsukimoriiiiiiii!"

Len grimaced, flinching at the highly pitched yell that was apparently his greeting.

"If you would be so kind to keep your irritating voice just a tad bit lower…" Len grumbled miserably, praying that his hearing wasn't too horribly damaged. "And shut that door, if you will."

Kazuki ruffled his eye catching green hair a bit and pouted. "Okay, okay… you know, you're really no fun, whatsoever. I was just…"

But Kazuki didn't get the chance to finish the last bit of his sentence; a roar of shrill barks and the thundering of paw prints against marble echoed throughout the entire house.

Len immediately blocked the way, almost knocking over the poor, now frantically startled Kazuki.

"Stella! ENOUGH! He's a GUEST! Stop it, now!"

Stella stood her ground, growled for a minute or two more, then finally her fur began to fall back into place, her expression quietly relaxing.

"…Niiiice, doggie…." Kazuki, now a little bit cautious, bent down to Stella's level and offered his hand for her to sniff.

Stella, looked up in wonder at Kazuki, almost as if to observe this new human that was deemed alright by her replacement master. Howling, she pounced, pinning Kazuki to the ground while showering with him with slobbery dog kisses.

"HEYYYY NO….ewwww….FAIR!"

Len checked his watch, wondering when this day would end, or at least, when would be the fastest time Kazuki would leave. Or when Kahoko would be back. He would be fine with either scenario.

"If the purpose of you coming over here was to simply barge in and play with Stella, can I request for you to leave now?"

Kazuki sat up, stroking Stella in his lap, who now had her bright pink tongue hanging out of the right side of her mouth. She was panting steadfastly and looked pretty pleased with herself.

"Man, Tsukimori, you're always so unfriendly. Why do you constantly push people away? I think more people want to be closer to you then you think."

Len snorted at this statement.

Kazuki just sighed and opened his mouth to say something else, but before he could, Stella barked and darted towards the foyer of the house.

Before Len or Kazuki could stop her, Stella bolted outside the wide open door, which Kazuki forgot to close.

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**Ohh, Kazuki! -_- way to go! hahaa, again, sorry that this update is so late! please read and review! Anonymous reviews are accepted!**


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